Owls Are Birds, Too
John MurphyWhat separates us from anonymous animals? Let's find out through drastic creativity. From satire to opinion pieces and short stories, 'Owls Are Birds, Too' is where writing exists to entertain and to separate us from anonymous animals
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Concerning, But Legal Vol. 5
For the excessive droolers out there: Iran is ‘circled’ in purple, the US has smiley faces (don’t forget AK and HI), and the Owls Are Birds, Too logo is covering where I am so you can’t zoom in and find me.
First Base, Outfield, Rotation: Discussing Plans for the 2026 Red Sox
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Soughtful Sunday - February 22, 2026
I cannot comprehend why, but it took me thirteen real minutes to get this photo. Apparently, when you Google things like ‘using the star item in Mario Kart,” Google takes that to mean “just show me random screenshots of non-descript moments...
The ICE Guys
I called the movie industry about this idea. Hollywood told me I wasn’t allowed to make this movie because anybody who saw it would not want to watch any other movie ever. If they’d want to watch a movie, they would choose this one ten out ...
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